unlike apple which needs to sell millions and millions and millions of each unit every quarter. >> susie: all right. we have to leave it there. colin, any disclosures to make about apple or microsoft sm. >> we don't phone the stock and we have done no investment banking. >> susie: thanks for coming on colin gillis technology analyst. >> reporter: still ahead, wall street gets a new top cop, we look at mary jo white, the president's nominee to lead the securities and exchange commission. >> tom: while tech stocks stumbled today, the blue chips and the broader market managed to end another session at five year highs. the dow rose 46 points, the nasdaq lost 23, but the s&p gained the slightest of fractions to another new high. >> tom: helping stocks was some encouraging news on the jobs front: the number of people filing for unemployment benefits for the first time fell last week to a level we haven't seen since 2008. 330,000 people filed new claims for unemployment insurance, that was far lower than expectations. could this be another sign that the jobs picture is continuing to improve? ru